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Guest Blog: Rhyme Your Way to Customer Satisfaction

ShepHyken

Marlene Caroselli shares a rhyme that will help you to communicate with customers and provide customer satisfaction. – Shep Hyken. Especially when an angry customer is calling your office, it’s important to have a verbal safety net that will rescue you should the metaphorical tight rope become difficult to navigate.

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25 customer satisfaction survey questions and examples

Callminer

Looking to optimize your customer satisfaction surveys? Read this blog for questions and examples to help flesh out your own strategy.

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Guest Blog: Why Customer Satisfaction Is a Myth

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Stephan Delbos, writes about the importance of doing more than satisfying customers, you must delight them. There is a big difference between satisfied customers and loyal customers. What Emotions Mean for Customers. Satisfactory is a rating.

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Customer Satisfaction Continues Declining

Beyond Philosophy

Customer Satisfaction is Declining in the UK! A new report by the Institute of Customer Service indicates that Customer Satisfaction is declining in the UK. Earlier this year reports from both Nunwood and Forrester, two firms entrenched in the Customer Experience movement, presented similar sentiments.

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Guest Blog: 3 Key Principles for Customer Satisfaction

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Nathalie Herrman who writes about three key principles that are at the root of all great customer service. She also reminds us that the customer experience begins with the employee experience. – Shep Hyken. Otherwise, we lack integrity, employees lose interest, and customer service suffers.

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Why Customer Satisfaction Looks at Management’s Every Move

Steve DiGioia

If you’re in a leadership role, you should know by now that your customers are always evaluating your every move. Your position of power comes with a responsibility to deliver the best possible service and products to your customers. That’s right, your every move. Now, you might be thinking, “But I’m the boss!

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Tips for improving customer satisfaction (CSAT)

Callminer

Read this blog for tips on how you can overcome many of the challenges that surround CSAT and improve your organization's ability to please its customers in the process.

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